A Library for 1,500 Students in Mprumem, Ghana

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A Library for 1,500 Students in Mprumem, Ghana
A Library for 1,500 Students in Mprumem, Ghana
A Library for 1,500 Students in Mprumem, Ghana
A Library for 1,500 Students in Mprumem, Ghana
A Library for 1,500 Students in Mprumem, Ghana
A Library for 1,500 Students in Mprumem, Ghana
A Library for 1,500 Students in Mprumem, Ghana
A Library for 1,500 Students in Mprumem, Ghana
A Library for 1,500 Students in Mprumem, Ghana
A Library for 1,500 Students in Mprumem, Ghana
A Library for 1,500 Students in Mprumem, Ghana
A Library for 1,500 Students in Mprumem, Ghana
A Library for 1,500 Students in Mprumem, Ghana
A Library for 1,500 Students in Mprumem, Ghana
A Library for 1,500 Students in Mprumem, Ghana
A Library for 1,500 Students in Mprumem, Ghana
A Library for 1,500 Students in Mprumem, Ghana
A Library for 1,500 Students in Mprumem, Ghana
A Library for 1,500 Students in Mprumem, Ghana
A Library for 1,500 Students in Mprumem, Ghana
A Library for 1,500 Students in Mprumem, Ghana
A Library for 1,500 Students in Mprumem, Ghana

Project Report | Aug 4, 2008
Progress Report

By Anthony Ephirim-Donkor, Ph.D. | Project leader

Photo 1-- clearing land
Photo 1-- clearing land

Last January I donated an acre of land for the construction of the library project in Gomoa Mprumem. The land is a few meters from the main high way to Accra and on the border of Mprumem and Otsewo-Jukwa in the Central Region of Ghana. The land has been cleared of shrubs (see picture), graded, and ready for work to begin.

Since my wife and I returned last January from Ghana, I have been remitting funds as I promptly receive them from GlobalGiving to Elton Wallace in order for him to purchase construction materials. At the moment we have purchased one wheelbarrow and about 2000 cement blocks out of a total of 6000 needed. My hope is to gather enough materials together before commencing formal work next January during Mprumem’s annual Akwambo Festival scheduled on December 31, 2007 to January 7, 2008.

Upon my return next January, I will provide another progress report. In the meantime if you have questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at aephirim@binghamton.edu. Best,

Anthony Ephirim-Donkor, Ph.D. (Nana Dr. Brafo Owom X, Odikro, Gomoa Mprumem) Africana Studies Department Binghamton University, SUNY P. O. Box 6000 Binghamton, New York 13902-6000 Phone: 607 777-4248 Fax: 607 777-6547

Photo 2-- clearing land
Photo 2-- clearing land
Photo 3-- clearing land
Photo 3-- clearing land
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Mprumem library

Location: Box 6000, Binghamton, NY - USA
Anthony Ephirim-Donkor
Project Leader:
Anthony Ephirim-Donkor
The traditional ruler of Mprumem and a professor
Winneba , N/A Ghana

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